wanted to register an LLC and apparently the name is n/a.If I use the word "greene" instead of "green" (i.e. green homes llc) - would it essentially mean the same thing?

So essentially you'd have no money into it but share in a % of cash flow and appreciation.Obviously in this environment it'd be a tough deal to pull off but is this how these "no money from your pocket" deals work?

In my seminars I explain that there are 4 main benefits to owning real estate.first- APPRECIATION, which has averaged over 5% per year for the last 59 years.second-tax benefits- This can either be paid to the irs or can become an additional investment pool to draw from'cash flowprincipal paydown.

If investing in real estate is an ultimate goal, there can be benefits, such as earning a commission off of properties.

If you're doing something that's likely to get you personally sued (not as the business but as a private individual), I still don't think it would hold up in court b/c essentially you'd be giving ownership of the property to the LLC and then, what, renting it back from the LLC?

In April of last year when Donald Trump announced his quarter-billion dollar luxury development in Panama, he essentially put to rest any argument about systemic emerging market risk.

He or she will share with you accumulated knowledge and advice about how to better market yourself, and provide you with essential real estate investing tips and strategies that you can implement in your own career.

It stresses the pain points of being a landlord (vacancies, late rent, making repairs, tenants destroying property, maintenance expenses and hassles) and the benefits I can provide in buying the house (as-is, quick, cash, hassle-free, etc.)

By 'redevelopment' do you mean city revitalization type projects where you buy run down places, fix them up, and essentially turn a neighborhood around?

Does it benefit him or me moreso?